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Based on this, the European Digital Agenda is already considering three specific actions related to e-health. From an economic perspective, the telemedicine market alone has grown from US$100 million to US$100 million per year. This growth, coupled with strong economic investments concentrated in healthcare, forces the EU to adapt to the changes inevitably brought about by the use of digital technologies in daily life, especially in the field of health and medicine. European Parliament.
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